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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
4
Recreation schedule for July 3 to 7 lists activities by day. Highlights include softball and baseball games at Central Ringsted Thompson Swea City and local practice sessions with times ranging from 0:00 to 9:00. A holiday on July 4 cancels activities.
Bob Lovejoy a 13 year old from Her Oak sustained a deep cut below the knee cap after sliding and striking his leg on a steel picnic table. Medical aid required 75 to 78 stitches to close the wound.
A public notices column outlines the purpose of legal advertising in newspapers under state law. It highlights James E. Pollard’s series teaching readers how notices inform the public about acts, ordinances, bids, expenditures, and official reports involving taxpayer funds.
The article explains how scarlet fever frequently leads to ear inflammation through direct extension from the throat.
Advice on rescue breathing for adults and children, checking chest rise and airway clearance. Includes turning the victim, delivering back blows, jaw thrust, and mouth to mouth ventilation with emphasis on keeping airways open and resuscitating during breath stoppage.
The piece argues that being put on notice protects rights for individuals, businesses, and communities. It describes methods of notice including personal service, posting in public places, and actual publication, and contrasts democratic systems with dictatorships.
Jack Stott of the Farmers Co op Elevator in Titonka invites children with parents to a free pony ride event on Monday July 10 from 9 00 am to 4 00 pm. Twelve ponies will be on hand and a prize drawing will select one winner for a pony gift sponsored by Nutrena Mills and co op.
The passage stresses that a legitimate local newspaper remains an effective medium for serving notices as populations grow and personal service becomes costly or impractical. It notes that law often specifies this method for official communications in many situations.
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